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For most Americans, oil-fueled inflation shows up most quickly in their gas tanks. The big question is whether fuel prices will eventually start increasing prices for other goods and services.

As diesel crosses $6, so does the risk that soaring energy costs will start hurting far beyond gas pumps.

For most Americans, oil-fueled inflation shows up most quickly in their gas tanks. The big question is whether fuel prices will eventually start increasing prices for other goods and services.

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